German government will no longer deal with companies who give data to NSA
Meanwhile, Harvard and MIT students devise 'NSA-proof' email service
Germany has declared that its government will no longer work with companies that hand data over to the US's National Security Agency (NSA). According to German daily Süddeutsche Zeitung, Germany's coalition...
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